A story via Boing Boing about a nice uncle who made a steampunk case for an old Nintendo unit:
http://boingboing.net/2012/09/27/steampunk-nintendo-casemod.html
Hey, that's what uncles are for!
Steampunk is an art movement that uses faux-Victorian design and engineering styles to create an alternative-universe of technology. Lovely stuff purely as art, wonderful as fantasy, and inspiring for those who want to think about how the world might have evolved if tipping-point events had happened sooner (or later) than they did in our history. More at:
http://www.steampunk.com/
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30 September 2012
29 September 2012
Help Kickstart a mod to Alien Swarm (link)
Check out this if you like games. Check it out if you like supporting struggling artists. My friend (and former student, so I know he's good) Tim Carter looking for support to develop a new campaign for Alien Swarm:
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/70691618/reduction-the-bug-war-on-earth-sci-fi-game-campaig
It works as posted, I've tested it.
UPDATE: The campaign is now over. Unfortunately, only about 10%of the needed funds were promised.
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/70691618/reduction-the-bug-war-on-earth-sci-fi-game-campaig
It works as posted, I've tested it.
UPDATE: The campaign is now over. Unfortunately, only about 10%of the needed funds were promised.
08 May 2012
Link: Botanicula (game)
Watch the trailer for this game. Neat little movie all by itself. ;-)
Link found on Drawn: http://blog.drawn.ca/, which I also like.
Link found on Drawn: http://blog.drawn.ca/, which I also like.
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